Root v. Rowland

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Cammack

— Affirming.

In September, 1932, M. F. Root and Ms wife, Belle Root, executed a $1,000 note, due and payable one year after date, to Henry Rowland. Tbe note was secured by a mortgage on real estate and was never negotiated. Rowland instituted tbis action some four years after tbe note became due in September, 1933, and tbe trial resulted in a judgment in bis favor. It was directed tbat tbe interest of M. F. and Belle Root in tbe land covered by tbe mortgage be set aside and sold to satisfy tbe indebtedness. Other parties with interests in the land were made…